Coolest TV ever?
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"coolest" ? No offense, but...
IMHO I think this is EXACTLY what is wrong with consumers; more worried about being "in" or "cool" and having what the industry says is hip, as opposed to buying smart/correct.
Now that being said, don't you find the ambilight totally annoying and of no use to the actual image?
IMHO I think this is EXACTLY what is wrong with consumers; more worried about being "in" or "cool" and having what the industry says is hip, as opposed to buying smart/correct.
Now that being said, don't you find the ambilight totally annoying and of no use to the actual image?
I've heard many people on AVS swear by the ambilight. Finally watched one in action the other day and was LESS then impressed.
Ambilight is like neon lights under your car, totally useless.
Hey now, dammit! I had those back in the day (when I was 19 :tux
I agree with all of the above; I too saw an Ambilight and all I could think was you paid how much extra to distract your eyes from the movie?
They had this sort of thing back in the late '50s/early '60s. Didn't catch on then. Then there was the whole backlight your projector with a 6500k flourescent movement in the '90s. That didn't really catch on either.
You mean the projected image on a screen? That idea is alive and well.
Can be not very easy to do, but it is scientifically sound and not a fade.
Diogen.
I too have decent DIY backlighting for my FPTV jayn_j, I think it is smart for best viewing and ease to the eye, but not a color and/or intensity fluctuating color.
I have dim light behind my entertainment center so I'm not sitting in total darkness when watching movies, no light reflecting off the screen.
Everytime I tell someone that I plan on having a tv screen over 100 inches they are very impressed and many have not heard of the projectors. I think there is a market for them here and I might try to start selling them and use these rooms I am fixing up where I plan on putting one as a demonstration room. I am sure I can get some sales from this. Could even make some extra income selling them the bulbs maintaining them.
ambilight
I was out cruising the streets in my '05 GTO and some kid asked me why I didn't have what he referred to as "drag lights" = neon lights. I was joking and asked him how much horsepower those things give you. He said " I think they help some". I was thinking Wow! This kid needs to go to mechanic school for a couple of weeks LOL
Most of those "bells and whistles" are pretty useless especially on a tv. I want pic quality and accuracy-not some fancy flourescent light around the edges.
Ambilight is like neon lights under your car, totally useless.
I was out cruising the streets in my '05 GTO and some kid asked me why I didn't have what he referred to as "drag lights" = neon lights. I was joking and asked him how much horsepower those things give you. He said " I think they help some". I was thinking Wow! This kid needs to go to mechanic school for a couple of weeks LOL
Most of those "bells and whistles" are pretty useless especially on a tv. I want pic quality and accuracy-not some fancy flourescent light around the edges.
OT I saw a Pickup on the Highway the night before last with a light like this coming from the cab .. Could see it for miles...
.. Could see it for miles...
ambilight tv
Looks sweet!
philip has been making this technology a couple years already. This is nothing new.
Ya think so?
What gave it away, the fact that it says right in the picture "Philips celebrates the one millionth ambilight"?
